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Love in Traditional Chinese characters is 愛. In Simplified Chinese, it is written 爱. In Hanyu Pinyin, it's pronounced "ai4." In Gwoyeu Romatzyh, it's pronounced "ay."
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What does the Chinese symbol for love mean?
It Means 'Love'... :)
How do you draw the Chinese symbol for love?
Simplified Chinese: 爱 Traditional Chinese: 愛
Where can one find what the Chinese love symbol is?
Asking politely at a local Chinese cultural center would help with finding out the what the Chinese symbol for love is. Also researching it at the local library could provide the answer.
What Chinese symbol represents brotherhood?
The Chinese symbol for brotherhood is 博爱. It is pronounced as B?'?i. It's other meanings are fraternity, universal love, brotherly love or humanity.
What is name of the Chinese symbol for love?
The name of the Chinese symbol for love is hanzi. In Japan the character is known as kanji and in Korea it is known as hanja. If one were to look closely a heart can be seen as part of the character.
What is tae heckards tattoo of?
the one on her upper back is the Chinese symbol for the word LOVE
What are the Chinese plus and minus symbols?
Plus symbol (chinese): + Minus symbol (chinese): -
What animal is the Chinese symbol of symbol of wealth and prosperity?
the Chinese dragon
What is the Chinese symbol for cousin?
表弟 (biǎo dì) is the Chinese term for male cousin, whereas 表妹 (biǎo mèi) is the term for female cousin.
What the Chinese symbol for mom?
The Chinese symbol for mom is "媽媽" in traditional Chinese and "妈妈" in simplified Chinese.
What is the Chinese symbol for strong?
The Chinese symbol for 'strong' is 强. In pinyin it is 'qiang'.
What does double happiness symbol mean?
The double happiness symbol in Chinese culture represents joy, happiness, and good fortune, especially in the context of marriage and relationships. It is often displayed at weddings or used as a decoration to bring luck and blessings to couples. The symbol is made up of two Chinese characters for "happiness" put together, symbolizing a harmonious union or partnership.
